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PARAGU
POR SAIE BY A. F STREITZ.
. -STEALING A CREDIT S A CRIME.
Caa X wtT-Be eicloa la JBartley Ca.
Xaxcocs, Jan. 7. At 5:30 ke em-
ef the .Nebraska suprarae. cost
Joacaa S. Bartley, couvicled of tie
"aeaxlesaeafc of state money to tie exieat
of fMI,8&L03- Tfae appeal rrea tie
3adgaea&of the XongIas couairr dis
trict Mint Is deaessed aad fTr -fjnjffnr;
aaa seseence or tie casrfc below is
affirHeed.
According to tins IJartley is doosned
to a rerm or years in the penifcea
tiary aad to piy a fins of doable tie
.aisoHiit of tae snn he is convicted of
stealiag. Every point in riie contro-
Trersywas considered, by the court in
maVrag its decision, and in every poiat
is tlse side of tbe state upheld. Tie
main poiat on vrMch, the state relied for
coevic niou ad on Trhich the convicted
xaaii based Ms hopes for release tras
taut ooacerniBe; the sasura of tie thing
alleged to have bees, embezzled.
Ir was argued by Bartley Ts attorneys
that tie eraoezzlocient of credit in the
bank wss not an erfibezzleraeufc of
Taoaeyand that the indictmeat and
vurdict were both faulty Is this reject.
On this point the decision is especially
clear. Tie cocrr explicitly holds that
the act by vrbieh. J3 irtley transferred
the credit of the state at the baak and
applied the proceeds to his own pur
pose was as mach an embezzlement as
though the raoney had been paid to
him over the counter and he had then
paid it out again hiasself on Ins own
account.
lttitutV SeUy to Tie Cremifed.
Los Axgeees, Jan. 13. There was a
large crowd gathered at the depot wher
tie train arrived which, brought the
"body of murderer Bnrrant from Sac
Irancisco. The parents of the mur
derer left the train at Eiver stafiomano
the carious- only sarr a co-Sn trker
from the baggage car and placed in s
black wagon. A private detective
guarded the body, which wr taken tc
Paaeadeaa to be crercated.
Jcpaaeie Transport V.'rrciitti.
TicrOEO., Jan. 12. -Latest advicef
from the Orient state that the Japanese
transport steanter 2Tara of 2,00 tons,
bound to the Peccadoresr was wrecbed
on Dec 24r and abont 0 lives lest. Tht
only survivors were iive seamen wht
were picked np by the steamer Hold
barn 35am. Capt. Xasndtr of the Jap
anese navy, and- nine cade -5 were
amenrr them'sic.
iascotx, Jan. 13. The Stae Swiat
Breeders association and the Impnrvec
Stock Breeders association will meet ir
joiat session in this city Jan. IS, 1
and 20.
, Kstr to PrercHt Ore
"After a series of experiments on my
self and other?, Tr ventured an experi
enced nhysician to a repGrterr "I am
coKviaced that many anHcyhig. dreams,
which in many instances rob sleep of
ranch of its recreation and benefit, can
fee prevented if persons will take the
trouble to do so. There axe dreams
which ace produced by an cvcrlcaded
stomach and indigestion. These can be
prevented by not overloading the
stomach and taking -eare. especially in
tie evening, not to eat that which er
periesce has demoflstrated is not easily
digested. A fairly filled stomach is.
however, less conducive to dreams thnn
aa abeolntely empty one. I think I can
f ely say that if those persons who are
troubled runes by dreaming will wear
extra long sleeves to tbirnightgxis
tier will find a remedy thereby. What
is eves better than leng sleeves is to pat i
a rsbfeer cord ia the hem ol zme sleeves,
so tifr tkey will sot slip-apoatbe arm.
Tie rubber cord sionld not be tight
esKragh to interfere any way wrtn me
circmii'tica of the blood in the arms, bat
still tight enough to keep the ends of
the sleeves well down en tie wrists. j
"To tie bachelors ad others who cxh
sct hvs tieir sleeves properly arraBged
tie sae effect cue be secured by wear
iwg x wristlet oa tie -wrist, or, better
yet, to psll v sock OV8T -&e iasfa and
pix tie leg of . it to the sleeves of the
xightgowB- Ik adeitioe to preventing
Szmme this simple arrsageBest will be
few extrecaely cosf oct&Ue dsrisg tie
ccadsigife of tiext cocpift of Koetbs.
A little mqmiT mil cosviee aay ee
tir &se wii wrkts aad iarearas
sex core ace acooyed most by j
d mar-ir Tie sock used as a lose, cf an
extejiiod gJove will effectually stop
tieat, bwtit mst be attscfeed to tie
sieeye of tie aigitgowH; etierwisa tie
sleeve will work p e arm aad tie
iesoed eect leeL My reaedy, is
idef, x to ke the Jms4T wrist a&
-well covered."
Tes, " said yotesg Softleigi, "I life
SBert, well edccatscL wuiinn,
mt I woaIdaTt age to S9xy ee wie
ksw mma ti I did."
"Tjs verysecry.rejKeg 'M3m Cwc
tiag, "fee ieae tiet m iave meol 1 te
grataiiAiaehelar allyoesr life." Cki
go Jleeemi-
"TTin " saM. tie cyid
4a La
ef a xryJm. ior a
eecied p fee levee
s
'stress.
rstj--oa-3sek
3Sw trewe are fail la
Ssxl Sac's tsx legs tfcey cfc !?(,
wx Acttptm'i siek Tiitnr,
a4 pressed.
Jfc. Tracks these jafeFraca xnot
UMXbar lam tkra trnks
Sew Yeck Weekly.
'SDSHCIOSS:
Tie trass, fxeea ITshsbt iosd
iearlly iat tie Marion at Heke
wakd istc Tmiwcsitary life its sleepy
ssgs&OGB. Aeogt ialf a doem rmnaon.
gers aligited, assoBe; whom was a, IbZL,
brezed jEglishaee. His gearciisg
glasoe warmed mss a smlie of pfeasere
acie strode iestily teward & Belgian
geBuesaaa who raohod lo greet him
Tvitk oeiteteeccied acrag. With a stelsg
of estiQQ6 tie Belgian lei. tie way
Hito the statKm yard, where astZBgi&h
doejeart was wstitiBg. They got in. asd
away tiey dashed is a closd of while
iaet toward tie little village of Dar-
ky. AItsrielf sm hoar's brix. they
rattled iicisiiy throegi tie village aeii
drew sp before a pair ef Ktassive
wrogbt iron gates. The hease lay at
the farther esd of -a siort avesae of
elsEE, aloag which tiey drove sssaxtly.
As tie Belgixs. 'flighted a clock chimed
KiEscally.
"A ojarfer to 12," sud he. "Ton
will jast ierre tisse totrid. ef yoer
travel stains before iaach.1'
"Yes, M. Barvanx, 1 should like to
make aayself rather sacce presentable
before meeting the ladies," replied his
friend. Jack Hague. In less than tea
jnirmtcs he was occe acre spick and
span, aad as he west down, stairs he
found 1L Barvaax awaking' him. As
they entered them caning: room m which
lunch was to be served they vrere greet
ed by a conple of ladies, whom 3tL
Barvanx introduced as his wife and her
niece, Mile. SicherL
The charming maaaer of his host
soon made Jack perfectly at home. 3L
BarvaHX spoke "Knglih quite flaently,
aad was rather proud cf llisaccoraplish
seat, bmt Jack was rather shy with his
Preach at first, although the kind way"
in which the girl helped bin ever his
difficulties, enabled him to get along
Eraoothlyesoegh. Bathe found, it nrack
more pleasant to listen than to talk,, and
when Mile. Kichert began to speak cf
her lev f cr the Ardennes ha instantly
became all eyes and ears.
It was quite a jolly little laBcbeca
party, but amid the pleasantness there
was something which Jack coeld not
understand. Ever and asos tie girl ap
peared abstracted and seested to be
watching Barvanx with a look of
deep anxiety, and once when his wife
placed her arm round the girl's neck af
fectionately Jack thoHghfe he perceived
an expression cf mingled hate and fear
on the face cf the Belgian as ie gazed
tinder his heavy eyebrows at the- girL
At first Jack put is down as merely Ma
fancy, but further observation convinced
him that there was something wrong.
The days sped by all too fraickly.
Pishing in tie Ourtie, which raa close
by, or long ramblesin tie woods, gath
ering bilberries, occapied the hours of
daylight, and in the evenings Jack sat
as though usder a spell while Mile.
Bichert sang deisty old French love
songs cr extemporized drearay melodies
on the piano.
But still the jarrxug note which had
struck Jack distarbed the pleasant har
mony, and as day followed day his first
suspicions were confirmed and intensi
fied. However, he could discover no in
telligible explanation of the suraberiess
trivial incideats which, had notliis at
tention been rossed, would have entire
ly escaped hiaa. All he could be certain
about was that his host unmistakably
manifested a strange antipathy toward
his niece. This, however, did not pre
vent Jack and tho girl from: becoming
close friends, and it seeaaed, at least to
JSL. Barvaux, that tieir friendship was
rapidly ripening into a much stronger
feeling. Jack felt that his host was dis
pleased at the turn of affairs, and he
was therefore not very much surprised
when AL Barvanx, seizing a suitable
oppcrtnrity. asked him point blank
what were his feelings toward tie
young: lady. Ho replied with perfect
frankness that he was over head and
ears in lave with ier.
"Ah, my friend,-' replies M. Bar
vanx, "1 am very scrry for yoa. I
should have warned yoa earlier." Sink
ing his vcira !o a hoarse whisper he
continued "She is a murderess.
Jack stared at his in asseaessent.
Had he suddenly takea leave of his
senses? Kb, he seeaaed perfectly ration
al, although very agitated. In an excit
ed voice he went on to describe how the
girl was trying to poison him. Jack
came to the ccnclaeion. that his friend
was the victim of a. hsHucinatioB and
resolved to burner him.
"But she is so devoted to your wife,"
raid he.
"Yes, and that is why I dace act
speak, lly wife thinks Asgeliae i3 an
.cngel, and I am afraid to say anything."
On tieuext eveaaag; tie ktst one of
Jack's stay, ie was sitting ha aa easy
i hair amosg tie ynmksw csrtaasg wiea
saddenly he heard tierseft sweep of a
wemaa's dress in. tie rooea. He im si if
and saw a agare ia whifel
"Aagelinc," was oa Ins lias; aael he
was about to sjanag ts hie feet when he
saw socaetkiag which tacaei aha to
stone. She was st&aeSae; at -tie aide
board with a thick grsea glass vial; tie
con teats of which she yrm poariagiMto
the uecanler of wise speemlly
lea: M. Bacvaax.
Bos host's ssepicibse ware,
f ct. Ok, the horror e it I Tie girl iej
5 apoisoBeri He eoaM. scarcely he l
his senses, fcs1 after, what JC Hac-
m
vaax
told hiw ieubc jjoomMT i
TicxgM feft lie room
M
eateiei, ekifiiag I
she deer as tieagkafraid oTieg
Jadr raeied to the SeheaiL H
tie iecaeac Yes there was
a stneafja ssaell, whaeh
that ef wiae. WiatiioaM ie
Aaaeliae. aad aeac3 er eat la
spi? He eealdaet. SbocOdie telihia
ieet! aeeMiepoesawayjaaeioae4
Wise? Ssoald he Batheeers-ie coaM
mk av iis3d M. Barraax, leeedaej
rather pale aad dtscsraei,. -waaaed ia
tie jaifdoa, aad as ie sad m hie
aad Aaceliae eatesed rtie' rooKi.
easredrofe aeaaMdaa her biack hair.
JJerer befcre had she seeaaed m fceaatt
iI wj Jsck. He ashed iairalf if ifrwere
jerri e3 that ao drrSee a creatsare cooid
thooehts of ancder ia her soaL.
he ' CoaM: iMtleraet what he had
jmt witaeaBed, aadieresolvedJa be ea
his gaacd aad frsreat ,3L J9arwax
iaBSliteire.
Caapnriaf after all, ie were to he
wraag, ioweoald ie face the girlie
l&ved after accaaBgier of such a foal
aadTTimatatal ioed? H was tea agitat
ed to eat; aad ie ofceerred -that beth M.
Bacraavaad Angotiae seeased alse pre
eccaBd aad iH at seas. At length he
managed toaHhke his ioet tadarstaad
that he was aat te teaoh the wiae. Tae.
Belgiaa ssaUed wiskaa almost sardonic
expresEioa aad eyed Aacjeliue eurioas
ly. PreseDtiyie raised tie aecaatec aad
leased over the taaie, ioakisg at ier
the while with his deep set siack eyes.
"Allow Ker Aagelse," he said, "to
pour you eat a glass of warn"
"3tO -no thank yoa, " staansered tie
girl ia aa agitated meaner
"Gome I iasiet. I will take so re
fnsaie cried, sjxiaging- to his feet
.and fiiHag; her gh. The girl tamed
paleas death and seeaaed to lose ier
power ef self wilL Half aseehaaically
she took the glass of wise aad raised it
to her lips. She emptied it at oae gulp,
sad then sank back in her chair, where
she lay still sad white. With a cry of
terror Xiae. Barvacx raehed to ier as-
fastaace, hat her hasbaed eommaaded
her not to touch the girL Jack was ea
his feet la aa instant, but was too be
wildered tc kaow how to act With a
sickeaiae; eancc of the coarmatioa-o
Ms worst suspicions he coaclnded that
"the girl was poisoned, aad oC he raehed
for the doctor. By sjoed foctase ieraa
aerees the very person he was seekiag.
Ik a few words he told aha hiserraad
aadimplQred him to return with him
at all haefee.
"It is a matter of life aad death," he
cried. "Let as tub.1
"Certainly, if you wi. it, " replied
the doctor, "ahhoagh. I may tell yoa
aoatters ace sot so serioas as yoa im
agine.8 ."But"
"Permit ma to explain, moasiear.
Tie young: lady is aot poisoned at all,
as you will The wine she draak
was intended for JfeL Barvanx, was it
iwC"
"Yes, I believe so.1'
"Well, you must knevrfhat he is
subject to periodical fits of homicidal
madness, and when these attacks are
coming on it feecoeaes necessary to ad
minister powerful opiates to hna with
out his knowledge. The paroxysm pass
ed, he is once more the calm and cul
tured gentleman yoa know, but at times
he is very dangerous, aad but for my
treatment it would probably become
necessary to put hiaa under restraint. I
was jest about to pay my castoaary
visit tonight whea you met me, fori
was expecting an oat break."
Jack was relieved beyond measure on
hearing the doctor Ts story, but the
thought that he had left the girl he
loved with a man subject to homicidal
mania moderated his feelings of satis
factioQ, and, anxious to get back to as
sure hiraeelf of her safety, he tore away
from the doctor, for he felt that, if an
attack suddenly manifested itself in 3L
Barvaux, Angeline, as being the person
who had raised his suspicions, would
probably he the first victim cf his mad
rage
Indeed ho arrived none too soon,
lame. Barvaax was cronchiag in an
agony of terror at the feet of the un
conscious girl, while her husband was
standing over them gesticulating wild
ly. Jack speedily overpowered him, and
a few minutes afterward the doctor ar
rived, whose presence had a waederf al
ly soothing effect on the unfortunate
gentleman. Under the doctor's care An
geline soon recovered, but both she and
IVfme. Barvauxwere very much upset
and were glad when Jack decided to
stay a few days longer. They were days
of infinite happiness for both him and
Angeline, and when at length his stay
came tc its end the Brussels express
bore away a reluctant but very happy
man, to whose ears the rhythmic rum
ble of the wheels seemed to say, "An
geline, Angeline, Angeline!" Loudon
Sua.
A. Minister's la-resiles.
Tie Very Be v. Deaa H. .Marty n Hart
of St. John's cathedral, Denver, is said
to have perfected aa invention which is
calculated to revoluticsnae the rubber
trade. Napier Pord discovered a method
of oxidizing oils, aad when he died in
London two years ago he handed his
invention to Charles Griest, who made
some improvements in it and thea turn
ed it over to Dean Hart. Tho deaa, who
is aa expert chemist, worked on it for
months, and finaBy made it valuable
coramerefeny. The business end of the
process was turned over to Dr. John
Grower, who went to London and organ
ised a ccmpaHy for its manafacture.
The new substance is called perchoid.
It win cost only about 5 or 6 cents a
pound. Dean Hart wfll go to Washing
ton to see ahoutthe patents. Exchange.
A. Pcntlnr.
"Her entire fortune was speat edu
latieg her."
"Yes?"
"Yes, she cost so much that she was
jselly worth nothing, you see." De
iroit JosrnaL
DeArmeai At tact Cjlbhor.
"WAflwrvgros, Jan. 15. The hoase
passed aa urgent deficiency bm carry -iag
1,74:1,843. Oae of the items,
aathoririag a farther expenditace of
Si,l0O for tie seidiers' home at Daa
viBe, IBs., for whisk. $150,000 was aa
pcopriated in the last saadries hill, was
aBedhyDeAnaoad (Deea., Xo. as a
trnmr for a bitter persoaal attack apoa
CsairBsaa Cannon, whose home is at
DaaviHe.
"Washington-, Jan. 13. Tie amend
meat prooeed by Xercer to the -argeal
deftcieacy appropriatoa Mil relative tc
tie expostioa spjKoprmtiee, -mfffrfn
ssoaey avadLtble &rseJectioa.-&wchet
issr alia tioa and care of exhibit ia add!
tioe to tcaasjBortatiea aad return as he
fsre ueovSisd, was adoated bt tie
Ocstkal Crrr, Csie.r Jaa. Tt. Jaaicx
TJoH Jie Perko aad Aadrsar Wml
a faS. e sect ia tic
Hiiina TreasarSabae. at XevaaWi3fe
fiaa hece. Tie aaeda
the hceakae; af & "stair
ar platform wom. which j dndbr mi
kms of 4Bsa- was; ieiac sorted.
t6i i5 wOt-irmc aaia tin star.
3fe wfwaTamgg ghirfty ttfeSfeiii
Aeskkacaic
J thft riot tfidiiXmMte,
Aad -we Trhn nWimrn irtMr
Has
"Wss serer st m.y'bmt iMm 1 sit
Aarf feeem gg the gplondora ket
WW eat tte-artftil elHtKbinfe ifcerefear.
Do ye eanat tfce Mer mmti
Tbxvmgk ihe dti vrwc&L mm rAimtc m&mt lew
Orex ihmr amttH frit.
Wk3e tiiafreairiBtb Mm w. mmd. the rrgecs
-
3s wt, ak, ptj" w, JwoK krata
Asa i
ITe. th sk-k et
tGL he? as! we teve esM tea dsj.
. jtMli J88sL
L0 TED BEE EEIEKD.
She had whispered, "Yes, Jack, X
love yoa," ia respoase to his qaesdea.
THs kkees were still warm oa ier lips.
Their aeactsvrsre ieatiag; ia aaisea,
thoaghaot so taaraitabaeiy as before,
aad aow that "the first raptare and thrill
were-over they were askiag ejaestioas
aad makiag' their little soiiforripnn after
the raanaer of lovers on the thrsehold of
an engagement.
"Howasay tiaMS have X bees in love
before? ITew, Jack, da yoa thiak that is
a fair queetioa?" 5?ke ae&ed, sseetasg his
look with areguish gteace.
""Why, certamly it, is. Dora,'1 here
plied earaeetly. "Yoa say yoa love me,
so it deesa't reaily-swtke aay differ esce
aboat the others. They're deae for bow,
but I tamk I oaght to kaow. Still, if
there are so many cf tiers"
"Please stop, Jack. I hare yoa
sayiag such dreadful things, aad with
that look cn your face; " she iaterrapted,
playfoily placing her hasd over his
month, bat quickly withdrawiag it
whea he attempted to kiss it.
"How dare yoa," she exclaimed,
"after the way you've been talking?
"Well, if yoa don't waat me to say
things why deat yoa answer my ques
tion?" "Jaustl, Jack?
"I am afraid yoa must, my dear."
"And yoa won't hate nse after X tell,
wfllyouT'
"Well"
" 'That depeads,1 you. are going to
say. Yea needn't hesitate so long. I can
read your thoughts."
"Can you? That's convenient for yoa,
I'm sure. I wish X could read yours;
then I'd know the answer to my ques
tion." "W oahl yoa really like to know?"
"Why, yes, or X shoulde't have asked
it."
'Well, Jack, if it win relieve your
mind any to know it yoa have aa prede
cessors." "Are yoa sure, DoraJ"
"Yes, Jack. You are the first and
only."
"Thanks awfully, Dora. Pra glad to
hear it, aadaovr that questiea is settled
we wfll"
"Oh, no, my boy! You don't get off
quite so easilyas that I I want yoarcoa
fessioa aow. About how many doaea
times have yoa heea ia love, way tell?"
Jack Vernoa winced. He hadn't
counted oa this exactly.
"Come, yoeug man, you are now oh
the witness stand, sworn tc tell the
truth, the whole truth and nothing bat
the truth I" she cGctiaaed banterhsgly.
"3Iust Ir" said Jack, helplessly re
peating her question of a few minutes
before.
"X am afraid you must, ray dear,
mimicked she.
"Eat I ara afraid you wfll hate me
after X confess."
"Is the record, then, so long:"
"S a. It is a very short one.
I have
never loved but oace before."
"And she she refuged your"
"Xo; I never asked her.1'
"Why not? You see, I waat
the
whole story ncwr"
"Because of pride. She was a wealthy
heiress, X a penniless lawyer, with aay
fame aad fortune yet to make- I loved
her; I am not ashamed to say it. She
was a woman that one could not help
loving; she was all to ae then that yoa
are now, aad"
"And mere. Go oa aad say it, Jack.
I want the whole truth."
"No, X won't say that, hat she was
the first, aad love was a new seasatiea
to ae then, aad if X had aeea her equal
in wealth and station. 1 might hat,
pshaw! What's the ase of telling yoa
afl this? It is all over now. Her love was
notforase. I have pet it aade aad,
besides, X have you. Bat why ara yoa
locking so sober, Dora? Have I confess
ed too much? Yoa wanted the whole,
truth, yen know." 9
"Yes, aad I am glad yea were brave
enough to tell it. How esg- ago was it
that that this happened?' she faltered.
"Three years."
"Aad her wrnio:" she asked, as low
"Seed reli that?"
"Tes, pJesse," said Dora faiatly.
"Edith Burton."
Data's faee grew suddenly vale.
-"X taeeghc perhaps ska wasthe oBe,"
she said ia a veies tea Jack scarcely
acoptiaeeL
"Way, io jaa kscw her?" ha cv-
daimed sacpriee.
"I used to-roaea' with her f.t aaruiae;
suaeear- ssswessa. xraca. oaessa'SE-
sjaised coated of ier veiee aw. "She
is a sjeed, aohie wenian, far better thaa
Xaas, aad I doa't woder-1&acyu iwe
w i
ACL
"You mesa, loved," cerrecfed Jaek.
"My love fbc her is lathe fast
act tie jHf at."
" Trae love cr.n m&crMt,
Dons gravely. "Wiei't it e eU his
TWWimm wia said taasf Bat tfaesa,
Jack, we httv oifeedoaoafh ef lewior
Doa t yea taeak aoSr
greatja?onifaad ta "marry
"Yea didaTt aak a feat
Yoa mind r aefc i,d Ilered
"Aad I m
fwsb, ae
hot aot aow. I taoaicPd
"Myiaayl How foratal w are;
ttDfi airat oaee. Bat, after all, I
X pttfor it titat way; dtea X cam carry
aoieaext to aty heart for a .luaoeefc
year are aatae for aaod aad afi.
ft I raa c?rer here far it tosaaaewr
igz l a aaxtece to fet it m
fXa I'll mail it to year ogee in
3Rmt Xnck."
"AM right, Dora, aad aow jast oae
hefcea l gx" He fca4r dewaad plat
ed x itiaa ea ier aesietxsg; liys.
"Tisa&s, dear. Kow, please fcrget that
taw irr was aay ether airi aadioa'fc
leak rjtile sen sober the next time X caXL
IH he, over agaia Wedncodsy eveaiag
if aothiaiaffjeas. Good sight, Dora."
"Gcod aic Jack."
Wieu Jack Veraon reached his odeo
Temale court the next moranig, ie
Dora Stevens note awaiting- Maat-
Seariag it cf etr, he read:
Ccak jlACK !Tb& lore 1 exprcscd foe yen
am kw'ajo l SbkI Las turae ta pity, ani I
asm. gciss to ssi yoa fcnppy by 5r ruling to
J9m tie-cwly -srcHBas yu tore a righr to inar-rj-
After haaarias your confi-xiisas and tnoK
aewfeas 1 is I csbIcI sever fce happy with you.
I kcwr ye. Tfrrek ycrr ru in. leva vxith me. bet
teaariis mt ytmr kcartare still irttwiccd
Mtreadtkai early lore, and and she needs you
mmc&thtmlme I tobj yen. she -vraa rny schccl
Mteye&rsaga. I still regard her as oaecf iny
BMtBBcs we ginihMrtCLiI. tre Wv&zhcajs kept
mm a etcnfonilcaee. I indese cjy latest letter
iraaa her, raeexred two moaths ago. 1 did so;
kawwjiltesi3fec who the naa was tsi nhv
leTes. 1 ksw sew, aad I vrisk y on both sll
Aejcytkat life ra each other's society eaa
memg jx. Ge te fcer. Jack, and raake her
kppj-r tad mj hJesins and prayers trill so
witk ycu. XctgBOdKigkt-tkistinie, hmt jood
fcyl Ever jxim: friead, Dofti.
The iaclossre ran as follows:
Sccazsrsn. X. TL, Jan. 14.
Mr Dkak DostA No, I am aot engssed yet
sadaeva- expect to he. 1 hnve had plenty cf
etwees to eoafiar kt hand and rortnnev es
pecially the letter. npo asptrmg nppLcsnts,
but I kftve aeeiaed thesa a!L 1 hitvcnevcr met
m-wma. I really ered for except ona, audi be
lieve he eared for ma sZ a thss. Pcrhars ha
ees yet; bet, alas, he discovered that I was
as heiress, aad then pride (he -wna a ycims
htwyer -vsith plenty of hraias and azahitian,
hatxa mosey) held him back. He loved me
my heart told me that hut fortune hunters
were fintteriay around me like mctha around
a cssdL;, aad 1 aaposc he -sras afraid if he
speke he woeld he clas-ed with the rest, just
as thoBuzir theolchcaiy of a Troman'slove could
not detnet thtr sold, among the droas.
Ah. well, he is gone, and there's no use
monmiag ier the pstl I ennnot help sighimj.
theush, to think that the. Tery money whien'
has attracted so hbj society moths should
drive a-xay the ealy man. I ever loved!
Theie, Dora, you. have my eecrstasdinow
why I shall evermore a maidfrrt he, hut pleasa
don'G telL Wishing: you a lover true some
time, dear Dera (not Letn burdened with
wealth, jouwaat h-tvo
encsas Jt), aad hcrrtng; to hear from you boon.
I remain, with oceans of love, yours sincerely,
Edite Scktqs.
Late that afternoon. Dora Stevens re
ceived tie following brief mesage from
Jack Yemen:
Mr Dua.it DoitA 3asy thanks f cr yosr kind
note and the iadosuxe. There are at least nvo
asgels left on. earth. You are one of them.
Msij heaven ever sard aad hltes yoa! Yours
gratefully, Jack.
F- E- I start for Ecchester at oace and will
rzajl this cn my way to the train.
.Aad as Dora read these words she
smiled one little, wee ghost of a smile
aad whispered:
"Better my heart than hers!" Wil
liam f'eldon Gidley in Chicago Record.
Hie Prayer STKeti.
At a church in Lencx last summer
the pulpit was supplied by an assistant
clergyman. Oee Sunday in the coarse
of his sermon this minister told how a
man had amassed a large amount of
money simply by prayer, going oa to
give the incidents of the case. A titter
ran throagh the congregation whea the
minister, after dwelling an the fact that
prayer alone had brought about this
man's foctuae, placed his hands togeth
er asci, 1 coking- upward in a very prayer
ful attitude, said, "Lord, teach us how
to maj-r Trcx Times.
Slishtly Chanced.
ITcgg We hadn't gone far before I
foaad o of ray "wheels badly deflated,
bat there happened to be a shoe store
aear by, and so, of course, I- "wras all
right
Fenderson. X don't understand, old
fellow.
Pogg They always have pumps in
shoe stores, you know.
PeBdersoa thinks he will try that
joke oa his friend Brown.
Peadersoa Fogg gat off a good thing
today. He said his wheel wanted blow
iag up, and so he stopped at a shoe
store. He said, you know, they always
have "feoote ia a shoe store. Ha, ha! By
Jove,- though, come to think of it, that
doesn't sound right. But it struck me
as awfully funny when Fcgg: got it off.
X sagpece it's his "way, don't ye?
kaow." Boston Trsuscriiit.
Is a deep-seated blood dLrn-r -
all the miaeral mixture r
caaaotcure. S.S.S
vegetable ) is i real bioe
aieod diseases and has t
Mrs. Y.T. Buck, orDu. . -Scrofula
ibcrvveuty-fivt
ef th e time was under .
doctors who could not
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could
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whicl
hercv, then
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in
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out
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soeet foaad that she tu.
remedy at last. She sa
lag; oae dozen bottles
perfectly weB, xrry
aad healthy aad I rt
aay fonser condition &r
dxaktrs. Instead of dry .
ia rr system, like
arcjc, S.S.S- drove
tUpfigh the s3da, ane
acatlyrid af it."
S.S.S. sever fails to
IBcaeaat, JLieaatisac Coutagieu:
Pai&oa, ac aay disorder of the.
Da iwfcrely apoa a saeple tonic
a dea-seated blood dase, bat
realhiaed reaeedr.
jiula,
31ood
blood,
to ctrre
.take a
Oae ho ks
htiL aftoaappli-
Scroiula
v JfmY t- one a
it'" c c
s s s
eatboar. Switt
9aectfc Co..
AHaafte, Ga.
I itm tk ufmK hi, I
Exc-tassnpe
I GeDuine Round da
(SEE THE
And the Celebrated
' MMS M ML EMGHS. I
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j The osly big- store bouse in Lincoln
Comity, Call aad get prices.
, sz Foley Block.
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A. F STRRITX
Druggist.
DRB'GS, MEDICINES,
PAINTS ;ILS-,-.
Dlamanta
C. F. IDDINGS,
LUMBER, COAL
AND GRAIN
Order by telephone from E-ewtonrs Book Store.
I N. McCABE, Propriet&r.
North Platte Pharmacy.
Bruges and Druggists5 Sundries.
We aim to handle tke best grades of goods
Sell everythiHg at reasonable prices, aad
warrant all goods to be jast as represented.
All Prescriptions Carefully FWad by a Uoancad Ptvarmaciat.
Orders from the country asd aloag the line of the Union
Pacific Railway is respectfully solicited.
First door north of First iSatioaai Bank.
To all SufferiRg
T iT MiJilii8 n?JI
toahealayaadhafpyoQBdkiea. D aot coisiec wh jen. are !osia Jicsh. fcrget eve rrtiuiii?.
aad ye. have lest all untWon, yem. Immk
r thihh. xms: u ma x fWL are wasttSjF atcay mswt ss& yes feel as casBgii uis
wsre a fanrdea ta yea. Co not aeair, as ok
TVkiikXMCJMewf Captmioo -wniaesitrvelrrsstareTaa toahealtinr coedtaoa. Ad
only dc we ss j sa. bar will retazs the Bssstey
csnrrsc, cseiei will aat chte x severe case, bait
does not cure.jcnr rncaeyis retaraed. sc . Ie sothIa. We guarantee ta bring: the ta a
hr-r'Th rnrrfmna nrrTr mrnf i'T.i tmi fwjw iTTi. ibji i i ever in. toct life. Always ?end
fcrKscfcsaLeSjSccas to be abfe: caatawte wml all arensednp garftuniitrc a to Cae Weak.
Jta ry. SwitMl VMlratiigHhht T.wag,Ltt iWimfcniirf. ca ir mmr. lam rfgiwraf Cwgadrc Ofats.
Tmtx. TaEATiaarr, S.Qe,wiik -nrrfftna Gwcatee;
MAJ8TS PMAJOUCT, Mek
TsrJdsk. Tawjr maA JPewy
r7Bl FSfe, a pessitfre rmmeSj &r
iciagiac ca oafcjj- Menatn
a Gcilaead for taarrfed wraea.
Every wemas. eacat to aa-vs- a feet
ertwc aa1riwiiiIsoaataavi dfony
poiatBMBt aad. dn4wy 5err
ImSsi set te the day. SLftrsa-
EASTS fSAMmZT,
THE SEMI-WEEKLY
m&W WEEKLY
$1.65"0NE
mgemt lor the
ON TUB URG-)
(Who ao oae owes.)
Banters1 Supplies
Window GksSj Madnne Oik.
Spectacles.
d. E. BUSH, Man
Ck
Men and Woien!
hMt Karvelons remedy eer prodecsdfer
It will nosiHrolir resspn them
Iirlj - -sreii. tfcwel act iaach outside decay, hat
Ozystdea sever fiil to care every case.
cTgry case where it docs act fully care. Of
sec beses will crtrc case. Rtzntmher. ifir
Srsat Boxes, ShJOK 500 priming ca cstsidc.'.
Sis OJfAMA, ?4ElffASCA.
CJTrrrMKC ajflBXVrovcasas
tceH be
bealth y
aad uitfiocr. pain, as not. Xarkia
Tcnmlr Teale. a pesithre care fur
Fetnafr- Weakness. Snppiession; ef
Zt eases. Iaflaaimatica cf lite VTonb
cr Ovaries. Profuse cr Painful Mea
sgnaticn, Clceradcn cf the Womb.
FaUtaz of the Womb. Chasce ef
Life. IC7 ia ay cf Miad ier Tro ab leg. 1 1 chis z, Lacarrocea.
ami ae omlf r ii mij grade tfear. -arill csrc N'ervoasuess,
Sfmk Tm Jirhr ami. Hysterics sa common to Womea.
Twa Memrm. Tkexxmkxt sx Hail, foe tIjOl
HAETS rlLiXXACY, OXA3TA.
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